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URL: https://ultra-dd.org
Proper Citation: ULTRA-DD (RRID:SCR_018995)
Description: Project aim is to identify and validate novel targets in auto immune and inflammatory diseases. Used to create and profile target directed chemical and antibody probes in patient cell derived assays, provide biomarker and phenotypic read outs in more disease relevant context.
Synonyms: Unrestricted Leveraging of Targets for Research Advancement and Drug Discovery
Resource Type: data or information resource, portal, project portal
Keywords: Novel target identification, auto immune disease, inflammatory disease, profile target, target directed chemical, chemical probe, antibody probe, patient cell derived assay, biomarker, phenotypic read out, drug discovery
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